17-12-2020, 22:12
His last attempt, I think was Everton. Within days of arriving he made them suddenly much harder to beat. I know because they played us. Took him a bit longer to to make them so hard to beat they could win a few games on the bounce but by the end of the season, any sniff of Everton in relegation problems had long gone. The Everton fans were only too pleased to see him given a Zero Hours contract extension for the following season as a result.
Thing was - they weren't as deep in the mire as you are now, and I'm not sure he's really dug anyone out that is.
Reportedly he wouldn't talk to us when we were in a similar position because we couldn't score goals. He's all about improving the defence. Clearly you've added a few more £m's or at least £000,000's on than we were ever going to offer for a 6-9 month deal because you aren't scoring for fun this season either. Good luck, hope you stay up but don't look to see any entertaining football even if he gets to blow £200m on players (wages and transfer fees) that can supposedly entertain.
The Bolton Chairman, Garside battled on for a few years after Allardyce had left, but he had seriously left them in queer street with the way he spent money for no really great return. A very similar story to L666s if you really dig into it without the European side thrown in. Garside was willing to walk away from what he's put in, but the cost of running that club was unsustainable for anyone that followed.
It wan't just what happened in Bolton - they were running coaching systems all over the north of England that all needed funding - my nephew was in one of them at the time in the hotbed of English football that is Shipley as a 6 year old. Look it up on Google Maps. Didn't live there but that's where one of their West Yorkshire operations was based just as an example.
He's managed a lot of Prima Donna League games - he's won what?
Manager of the Month a few times.
Even Wigan managed to win the FA Cup before they fell like a stone.
Good luck chaps, you'll need it with this guy.
Thing was - they weren't as deep in the mire as you are now, and I'm not sure he's really dug anyone out that is.
Reportedly he wouldn't talk to us when we were in a similar position because we couldn't score goals. He's all about improving the defence. Clearly you've added a few more £m's or at least £000,000's on than we were ever going to offer for a 6-9 month deal because you aren't scoring for fun this season either. Good luck, hope you stay up but don't look to see any entertaining football even if he gets to blow £200m on players (wages and transfer fees) that can supposedly entertain.
The Bolton Chairman, Garside battled on for a few years after Allardyce had left, but he had seriously left them in queer street with the way he spent money for no really great return. A very similar story to L666s if you really dig into it without the European side thrown in. Garside was willing to walk away from what he's put in, but the cost of running that club was unsustainable for anyone that followed.
It wan't just what happened in Bolton - they were running coaching systems all over the north of England that all needed funding - my nephew was in one of them at the time in the hotbed of English football that is Shipley as a 6 year old. Look it up on Google Maps. Didn't live there but that's where one of their West Yorkshire operations was based just as an example.
He's managed a lot of Prima Donna League games - he's won what?
Manager of the Month a few times.
Even Wigan managed to win the FA Cup before they fell like a stone.
Good luck chaps, you'll need it with this guy.
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